London : Bridges Not Walls

Donald Trump’s Inauguration, is scarily just one week away, and whilst most of us will mark the occasion by just keeping our televisions off, other people have much more pro-active plans to mark their fear of what is to come once this unstable man gets the keys to the White House. Across the Pond in the … Continue reading

London Cinema : the lowest to the tallest

The fifth annual Vault Festival in its cavernous underground premises at Waterloo is about to kick off, and although it is not primarily an LGBT event, it’s crammed packed program has a lot of queer content that it is now a must-see on our calendar. From hard-hitting drama to outrageous comedy, from dance to late-night … Continue reading

London : Henry Miller Exhibit of the Male Form

  Henry Miller Fine Art is a beautifully curated collection of some exceptional work focusing on the male form and is usually based in it’s own gallery in London’s East End.  Right now this stunning collection that spans many centuries and types of media, and includes paintings, drawings, prints and photography from the 17th Century … Continue reading

London: Homostash invite you to get Kinky

If getting down and dirty with moustached men (or women!) is your thing then you will so want to be sure you do not miss Homostash’s next fab event Let’s Get Kinky. It’s being held at East London’s most eclectic gay bar Dalston Superstore on March 10th. Miguel Agnes a special guest DJ straight from Madrid … Continue reading

London is planning a gay old time for 2017

London is planning to have a gay old time in 2017 when it gets down to celebrating the 50th  anniversary of the passing of the Sexual Offences Act in July 1967, which partially decriminalized homosexuality in England and Wales.  Asides from the two major Exhibitions that the Tate Gallery have planned i.e. the biggest ever … Continue reading

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